Shueisha Inc. (株式会社集英社)
The Global Titan of Entertainment, Manga, and Pop Culture
Shueisha Inc. (Kabushiki-gaisha Shūeisha) is one of Japan's largest and most influential publishing companies, headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo. Originally established in 1926 as the entertainment imprint of publisher Shogakukan, Shueisha became an independent corporation the following year and now leads the prominent cultural conglomerate Hitotsubashi Group (alongside Shogakukan and Hakusensha).
Shueisha owns the legendary Jump line of magazines, responsible for publishing many of the best-selling and most celebrated manga titles in history. Its catalog shapes global pop culture, generating billions across anime adaptations, video games, feature films, and merchandise worldwide.
All flagship publication works are guided by three fundamental pillars defined at the magazine's inception: Friendship, Effort, and Victory. This iconic formula has birthed global pop culture phenomena.
Weekly Shōnen Jump
The flagship magazine launched in 1968. It stands as the best-selling manga magazine in history.
V Jump
Focused on video games, manga series like Dragon Ball Super, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and trading card games.
Jump Square (SQ)
A monthly magazine aimed at a mature shōnen audience featuring detailed artwork and deep storytelling.
Weekly Young Jump
A premier Seinen publication featuring critically acclaimed hits like Tokyo Ghoul, Kingdom, and Oshi no Ko.
A sample of the major intellectual properties created and published under the Shueisha banner:
Directly access the main official ecosystems maintained by Shueisha globally:
Facts & Figures
📱 Digital Revolution
Through the Shōnen Jump+ app in Japan and the global simulpub platform MANGA Plus, Shueisha offers official simultaneous chapter releases worldwide in multiple languages.
